Speaking to ravers at Back To The Roots - an Old Skool revival rave in Wolverhampton
Ravers descended on Wolverhampton armed with glow sticks, good vibes and their dancing shoes.
The Back to the Roots 12 hour festival at The Hangar Warehouse was a revival of house music's halcyon days from the 'second summer of love' in 1994 until the mid-1990s, known to fans as Old Skool.
More than a 1,000 ravers travelled from all four corners of the UK to see a line up of DJs not seen in decades. Fabio and Grooverider headlined the festival and were preceded by Shades of Rhythm, Rat Pack, Altern 8, 2 Bad Mice and there was a live PA by Baby D.
Clint, from Cardiff, said: "Back in the early 1990s I used be a stage dancer at the raves so when I saw all these DJs on the same line up, I knew I had come up and enjoy it.
"The vibe is great here, everyone is so friendly. Wolverhampton was always a great night out."
